Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-07-12
BREHTTIEs.


BashaEl es1e today.
eCssusr GssssEy" tonAghL
..sxsslIsus eanoeEs b. tie FkilhaF
100 Clnb 6 Turner Eau MS eEe1
Ina.
r.. vEa.nriA rkssmer arrived hsEs yes
t.Saay vith ever one hnndrsd pessen
asEs.
rsve WEBSTER, "a e1os1Bg III poEs ID
a. gaeond Ward, aid. "HeaR yei Hsal
g. Theae eiuaes ere now pollodg
uamksS ef Kistitas Osunty psople
whe kaTs hsEn bare since TIE to1Eth Of
ErIy, lsga foF ElienabuER yesterday.
IA nemhsFs Of Ne Daniel Sally
Susane vils toGay cross bats With the Sc
ADDS Cab q ths EaestRacG.
whias 4 QziRIsy, street. contractors,
hsVa haezn the Improvement Of k0aFth
ssress bstween onion and Bell.
~ sizip Ooiambia b neg taking On
aasRo II Bsstson 4 Posts Tor tAe Rseiae
Pirs Lander Company, Of San Fran
cisco.
Tksss ufIl b aasoeiai hsla 90
waSueeday evening ct the Methodist
Uarsouaes, corner Second and Columbia
streets.
Ths ship GeneFal Knox, Captain Lib
h. MI daish loading this eveniEQ, and
wiii al, upon arrival Of tuR, with 5680
esna az coal for San Francesca
Ths Eliza AudsFBon, on hsr last trip
froua Vancouver, brought 90 this city 30
nals Of caF wheels 10 be used by the
Puees sound Conservation Company.
schooner Mary Parker. Ospl J. p.
Adams, arrived from BelllnRham Bay
"a sanday last. bEIngine ITO tons and
stoas for The Toklasd singeFmau bald
lng.
Tia haae ball team which meets the
Esds todaT st the tFack beat pioks 4
ninee Ii sac FrHroisoo Gu two diAs r.s,e
ooaaaons. A good Rams may Be- feoked
for.
HI Lester Ii bulldir a A.. -
hoass 81 30 b. 50 e sgo-ssos y
ssst oass.o.5 90, a the foet Of
fastoFy.
JOG a uaAn By The name Of O'Bush
-" hlnsseIR very ofHcions yesterday
tearing dovu election notices. he
ea BEEN a resident Of Seattle three
monihs and IL said 10 DO too fresh,
Ths peunant for the ''Champlons Of
1851" OF Baseball teams Of the North
west IA now ready, and vas yesterday
dlsplay0d from tho flagstaff Of the Oeci-
Dental Hoasl. Il il g beautiful banaeF
donated By the entoFprisinQ firm Of
Toklas 4 slngeFman- .
ArSanRamonts have baan perfected by
which the yachts Adventurer and White
WIngs will sail race next Friday at 10
.. m, TO beside az 10 the merits and
sailing qualities Of each. The course 10
rom the buoy 30 Madison Head and re-
turp, provided the weather is favorable.
The race is for puEse Of 800.
Saoob EpleR. highly respected eiti-
IA Of Seattle, died 81 his home on
He0oDd street, on SATURDAY. niQht, He
hAe Suffered for some tfme with a esm-
binAti0n Of ailmsr.s, and early last
week the doctors told bis family that
be could not ..eeoVer. He leaves fan.
ny ana M az RFiends 70 moarn bis sosl
Wan ssn minulea Of each other,
1sa steamers left yesterday afternoon
for Tncousa. One vas the Fleetwood,
another the North Pacific and the third
NAE LfNAAAs al WV ~ uAAaka AANfA1A
out OF the bay together, the Eastwood
a mile ahead Of she North Paciae AID
the North Pacific q mile ahead Of the
Edith.
TEE men elected Yesterday sepreseni-
Cd ~ many lines % business ~ they
numbered, viz; medicine, Law, polior,
lumberinR. real estate, merchandise and
maehiaeTy. Three were reelected; the
otfera bad never held ofiioe OF any kind
bare. Five we're Republicans and two
Democrats; two we're foreign born and
three native born. All ere moral, TEN
perase man; eli are comparatively
young, only sWo Of the number exceed.
iug forty years Of age, and they being
less than atty.
A ahFlke was yesterday inauRorated
By the Iscngahoreman's Union 81 the
coal bunkeFa, ths demand being fer 40
Oeuts per hour instead Of 30 cents, the
amount they have been receiving here
lofoFo. It u 10 Be regretted thAt this
action has been ordered by the Union
al this inoppOxaune time, while there
are 90 many Ships In the haFbof. it 10
understood that some Of the charters
will be eaneslled u the strike continues,
and thai TIE vessels will proceed TO
Nanatuaa for coal,